Sentence examples for distinctive audiences from inspiring English sources

The majority overlooks the distinction between legislative prayer and town Board meetings and the two distinctive audiences, legislators and citizens, to whom the prayers are addressed.

The department also includes services focused on distinctive audiences, including BBC World Service news programmes such as Newshour and BBC Radio 1 news programmes such as Newsbeat.

FOR decades, the uninterrupted programming on PBS has been one of its most distinctive selling points to audiences and philanthropic and corporate supporters alike.

In particular this has meant working to ensure the BBC delivers genuinely distinctive content, serves all audiences across the UK and provides value for money for licence-fee payers.

Jana Bennett, the BBC's director of television, added: "In these reviews the trust has acknowledged the excellent work that the BBC's television channels are already doing to lead the way in delivering fresh, new and distinctive programming for UK audiences.

"The licence fee places a great obligation on the BBC to be bolder than other broadcasters in delivering ambitious and distinctive programmes for its audiences," said BBC Trustee David Liddiment.

All successful subscription services, from Adobe to Dollar Shave Club to the Weekly Standard, can take advantage of predictable recurring revenue to stay razor-focused on their audiences, create distinctive new features (The New York Times now has a sizeable revenue stream just from its crossword app) and avoid the commodification crap trap.

"6Music is distinctive and serves an audience not catered for by the commercial sector.

"The BBC's most pressing priority is to provide output that is distinctive and creative since audience expectations in this area are still not being met," it said.

This is a tight, speedy evening that has plenty going for it, from its first moments, when Beth Cooke's distinctive Cordelia eyeballs the audience and takes aim at us with a shotgun as if shooting down the past itself.

And if you were trying to offer an audience something distinctive (with all the added hard work that involves) then it became crucial to ensure that your gags were wholly your own.